Reading through this article (https://www.shopify.com/blog/shopify-shipping-services), it makes it sound like Shopify Shipping is available in the EU. However, I can't seem to get it working for my store (based in Sweden).

Does it only apply to specific European countries? Has anyone successfully used Shopify Shipping within the EU? If so, what has your experience been like, and are the discounted rates actually as good as they claim?

Hey I'm a fiber artist who make tapestry portraits from India, I've been getting international orders lately, I'm wondering if I start a website will it all make it easier, my market is in UK , USA ,Australia, etc

Also I have some work patterns, which is a digital product.

I’m on Shopify with Klaviyo. I need free 20-min in-store appointments, one person per slot, booked inline on a page with no add-to-cart or checkout. Klaviyo (or an alternative) has to get an event for every booking (email, name, appointment time, ideally reschedules/cancels), so it can send the confirmation, a 1-day reminder and post-visit emails.

Those include a unique discount code for specific products, then a nudge at 2 weeks if it’s unused and again at 6 weeks. Staff need to mark no-shows so those people don’t get the post-visit emails. A deposit or card hold at booking would be a nice to have.

Alternatives I found

• Easy Appointment Booking: free booking without checkout works, but Klaviyo/Flow/webhooks are on the $99/mo plan
• Sesami: Klaviyo only on $129/mo
• Booking as a 0 Ft order through checkout: Klaviyo gets the order, but customers have to go through checkout and fill in a billing address which is terrible UX
• Appointo + Zapier: Not a huge fan of zapier

Does anyone have any suggestions that don't cause $100+ a month and is reliable?

Did anybody else laugh as hard as I did when they read the email notification for the latest EU demands?... Mandatory barcode/three identifiers, or you risk a customs rejection? Just reinforces my decision to remove EU countries after they did the mandatory "cool off button" thing. For how little we send there, it was already a PITA dealing with lazy people who wouldn't go pay the fee, and then you get to waste your morning going back and forth with the resolution people and customer, trying to get them to go get it before it gets sent back. All this EU stuff was the last nail in the coffin.

So, I work in a neighborhood gift shop, and often customers return a gift that someone gave them, but of course they don't want the original purchaser to know they made the return. Until this week, we could process an exchange and it wouldn't necessarily send to the original purchaser - or we could put in a new recipient for the gift card on the return - but with the new UX update, that seems to have disappeared. Anyone have any idea of how to manage this better now?

Just curious. Launched my Shopify store on the 5th and we’re at 16k in sales on a $100 item. I have a marketing background and my partner is an influencer which made initial sales easy. Ads seem to be closing the gap now that the initial buzz is gone but I was wondering how some of you really got to the “next level”

Is it just having a ton of products? Are you running ads on multiple platforms? Right now we’re just doing Meta. We haven’t even sent a marketing email yet. Would love to hear from some of you. Thanks!

Have a client being slammed all of a sudden with Singapore traffic. Anyone know a work around for filtering out that country’s traffic when looking at on site search conversion?

I am really tired of this app taking away features just for a third party developers can sell them back to you. I used to make little organization sections to help move through my orders more efficiently. For example, if I wanted to show orders that only have stickers I can hit products and then type in 3x3 which is the size of our stickers that is included in the title, scroll down from the list it generates and then hit select all. That feature was removed entirely and I had to manually click every single listing which would take forever, and sometimes it wouldn't even load every option! The worst part being within a week the code would be broken and I would have to start all over again if I wanted to add more items to the list if. Personally that wasn't too annoying. It was just kind of whatever, but last week they got rid of the hotkey shortcuts for J&k to move forward and backward on your orders. That's kind of ridiculous. When I reached out to Shopify they're like. Oh yeah I guess it's gone now have fun. How many more features are they going to remove? What can I even do at this point? Is big cartel more user friendly then Shopify? I'm really not sure what to do if they keep removing key functionality features and replacing it with weird AI tools.

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One of my clients is trialing it, which is also the first time I'm seeing it in action. Did they just agree to light $1,000 on fire? Or might it actually produce sales?

The first auto-generated ad just says "Shop our collection," which is objectively a terrible ad. Is it supposed to refine the ads from there or is that the best we should expect?

Latest update makes it impossible to see/touch the last 2 options in a variant list, plus it auto jumps to the cart now when you add an item, so you can't tap to add extra variants without having to go back through the searches for each individual one.

Screw you if you want to add 2 or 3 of the same item. Cannot just tap 2 times now. Have you edit qty in the cart or go back through the menus to find the items again.

WTF Shopify?! Get your crap together. Who's testing this before rollout?

She wants to sell press-on nail kits for which Shopify feels like the best bet, she also has downloadable decals (digital products) that she's been selling off Etsy but Etsy charges like 10% so she wants to move that over to Shopify too. Not going clean. She sells 1:1 consultations and made to order kits but has been handling that with calendly and spreadsheets. Is working on a course and may drop that on Kajabi or something else. Its getting unwieldy and we are considering building the whole thing ourselves. Wanted to check with this group first if we are missing something and there might be a better way instead of DIY-ing.

Hey everone,

Your opinion on this:

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Does different kind of experience to users make sense?

Does anyone interested in more details and let me know how this could be usefull...

Greeting fellow store owners,

I’m wondering if anyone else woke up today to find themselves completely unable to log into their Shopify desktop admin.

I’ve been running my stores perfectly fine for over 6 years years on a 2010 MacBook running macOS 10.13 High Sierra. I was literally on my desktop dashboard just a few days ago with no issues.

But today, I suddenly can't get in at all.
When I try to load the login page, it completely fails, throws a browser error code, (TypeError: Promise.withResolvers is not a function”) and tells me my browser is too old or unsupported.

Because I'm on High Sierra, I cannot update Google Chrome or Safari any further. I even tried downloading Brave, but my system can't run the modern version.
After doing some digging, it looks like Shopify pushed a major backend update to their login code within the last 24 hours that completely drops support for legacy browsers.

Is anyone else with an older Mac (pre-2017) experiencing this sudden lockout today? Are you seeing the same browser errors?

If so, is there any way to be able to match up the shipping names with the orders? Shopify will only show billing address in the order screen and pirateship will only show shipping address in the imported data. If Sam orders a box for Max then I go to pirateship and can see Max's name and shopify shows Sam's name and unless I go INTO the shopify order, I can't tell it's the same order. Yes, I know I can do order number matching but for the way I'm doing things, matching names would be ideal for my system. Am I missing something?

Hey everyone,

I recently integrated payment gateways on my Shopify store at the end of last month, so I’m still in the very early stages of tracking metrics.

Here is my data for October so far:

• Sessions: 110
• Add to Carts (ATC): 17 (15.4%)
• Total Orders: 10
• Net Valid Orders: 7 (after removing 2 fraud/chargeback orders and 1 unfulfilled order)
• Net Conversion Rate: ~6.3%

I know 110 sessions and 7 valid orders is an extremely small sample size and subject to small-sample bias. However, the initial numbers look promising (especially the 15.4% ATC rate).

My question is: At what scale (how many sessions or orders) does conversion rate start stabilizing and become a reliable benchmark for decision-making?

Should I wait until I hit 1,000 sessions or 50+ orders before trusting this baseline? Would love to hear how you all evaluate early-stage data!

Thanks in advance!

Hey so the recent update made it look like all order rows are the same colour - or to me at least - which, if nothing else, seems that accessibility slipped backwards. Personally, I've had an extremely hard time looking at my orders screen this last week, and find myself squinting to try to discern what is going on.

Anyway, long story short I thought I'd knock up some quick CSS to bring this back, and share it with whomever else might benefit from it.

You can apply it using any browser extension you prefer, but personally I use Stylus for things like this. Here's the code, and a screenshot of the resulting view. Enjoy!

/* Archived rows: order number is rendered with the "_Tertiary_" (subdued) text class */
  .Polaris-Table-TableRow:has([data-primary-link] [class*="_Tertiary_"]) {
    --pc-table-row-background: #f0f0f0;
  }
  .Polaris-Table-TableRow:has([data-primary-link] [class*="_Tertiary_"]):hover {
    --pc-table-row-background: #e4e4e4;
  }

  /* Rows use display:contents, so paint the cells too (covers the sticky checkbox/order columns) */
  .Polaris-Table-TableRow:has([data-primary-link] [class*="_Tertiary_"]) > [role="cell"] {
    background: var(--pc-table-row-background) !important;
  }

Edit: Turns out images aren't allowed. Here: https://plati.ma/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/ShopifyPreview-scaled.jpg

My entire website was ran off of Hulk Product Options.

Shop App Store is saying the apps go longer available?

That's how we refer to them internally now. My team are just thoroughly frustrated by the new interface, and more generally by the collection of UI updates from the past 6 months. Everything seems to require 1 or 2 more clicks than before. That adds up fast. The general feeling is that these changes are being implemented by a front-end team that doesn't eat their own dog food.

It's not like they've even leaned into a new design philosophy, which I could excuse - to us it seems like a design change for the sake of doing a design change. Idle thumbs...

I hate that if I want to make the slightest change to my page that I have to spend an hour plus chasing my tail with this bot. Costs me so much time. It screws the simplest tasks up. Almost tempted in trying another website builder.

Seems after a quiet few weeks, it's my turn to get absolutely hammered by card testing bots generating hundreds of abandoned carts I'm going to have to exclude from my flows and analytics again.

I am a whitelabel store and I’m finding it hard to scale up. I think my two issues are traffic and the fact that I’m selling other brands products so other sites are the first choice.
Ads are a light switch, and my SEO is really just fighting for brand name + sale. Is this just me pigeonholing myself or is there an avenue I’m not seeing?
Shopify is great for first time buyers but I’m having a hard time getting people to come back. I’ve spent a lot of time optimizing things like performance/UX but it feels like I’ve hit a ceiling.
Any tips?

Should i cancel this order. We sell used auto parts and we dont run into chargebacks often due to a vey specific product that is not easy to resell . This customer ordered a used headlight specifically for a few years of a Infiniti. The order total is $600

it seems like it was flagged for a VPN?

• Characteristics of this order are similar to fraudulent orders observed in the past
• Shipping address is 346 miles from location of IP address
• A high risk internet connection (web proxy) was used to place the order
• Location of IP address used to place the order isn't available
• Card Verification Value (CVV) is correct
• Billing street address matches credit card's registered address
• Billing address ZIP or postal code matches the credit card's registered address
• There was 1 payment attempt
• Payment was made with 1 credit card
• Billing country matches the country from which the order was placed

Is anyone else's desktop admin down? Getting this message 'TypeError: Promise.withResolvers is not a function' after logging into account.